Facebook’s Billionaire CEO Loves Hunting But Hates Hunters Engaging In Speech

posted on October 12, 2016

Mark Zuckerberg, the billionaire head of Facebook, posted a 30-minute video starring himself on his social media network this week in which he shows himself barbecuing wild game and noting that “things taste doubly better when you’ve hunted the animal yourself,” OutdoorHub reports.

Zuckerberg has said he’s hunted for four or five years now—indeed, in 2011 he shot a bison and proclaimed, "The only meat I'm eating is from animals I've killed myself."

You just have to marvel at the hypocrisy of the elites when the sixth-richest person on the planet can jet off on hunting safaris from Afghanistan to Zimbabwe whenever he wants, yet sees nothing wrong with banning speech on Facebook that has anything to do with the firearms he hunts with or the freedom to own them. Let them eat cake.

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